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Virtual Disaster Recovery
If you like the affordability and relative simplicity of data backup with tape, but you know that you need a more reliable way to protect your business-critical data, virtual disaster recovery may be the perfect solution for you.
Virtual disaster recovery gives you remote backup and online data storage that's completely automated and leverages the computing power of virtualization. It's an affordable and reliable backup and recovery solution for a business of any size and a better solution than tape-only backup, which all too often fails.
Compliance: Tape backup doesn’t satisfy compliance requirements for data privacy, but virtual disaster recovery does. That’s because tape can be damaged, lost or stolen. Virtual data backup and recovery offers secure control of data as it travels through secure communication lines and during storage in a remote vault with encryption and password protection.
Business Continuity: In the event of downtime or disaster, you can remotely recover your backup data from a secure off-site location. It’s a fast, easy and reliable way to ensure access to business-critical data and applications. And it fully protects your data should your facility or servers be damaged or destroyed.
Cost: Virtualization reduces the cost and complexity of owning, running and managing additional IT infrastructure components in an off-site location.
SafeData/DR delivers virtual disaster recovery managed services for the Linux, UNIX, IBM iSeries, AS/400 and Windows platforms. Your data is backed up and stored in our state-of-the-art data center that meets all regulatory and compliance requirements for data privacy and secure data handling.
Contact a Data Storage Corp representative today or call us at 212.564.4922 option 3 for sales.
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